On this page you will find music selections played at a variety of NHIMA Music Camps and Events. By reviewing all of the music programs of these various Camps and Events, you may be able to select music suitable for your own New Horizons organization. Also, if you see music titles of interest in the below programs, be sure to check the New Horizons Music Library to see if the music you are interested in is available there. If the music is not available in the Music Library, most of the selections have the publisher listed as well. NHIMA members are encouraged to send the programs from Music Camps and Events to the [Webmaster] for inclusion on this page.

Music Performed at New Horizons Camps and Events

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• Iowa Summer Music Camps Adult Band, June 2008

  
  Concert Program

  • Acrostic Song, David Del Tredici, Mark Spede, Boosey & Hawkes
  • As Winds Dance, Samuel Hazo, Boosey & Hawkes
  • Ave Maria, Franz Biebel, Robert C. Cameron, Wildt’s Musikverlag
  • David of the White Rock, Philip Sparke, Anglo Music
  • First Landing Celebration, Michael Oare, Boosey & Hawkes
  • Gypsy Caravan, Larry Neeck, C. L. Barnhouse
  • It Don’t Mean a Thing, Duke Ellington, John Moss, Hal Leonard
  • Joy, Frank Ticheli, Manhattan Beach
  • Magga, Philip Sparke, Anglo Music
  • Midnight Escape, Larry Neeck, C. L. Barnhouse
  • Oye Como Va, Tito Puente, Michael Brown, Hal Leonard
  • Ragged Rozy, Karl King, John Boyd, C. L. Barnhouse
  • River City March, Frank Piersol, Southern Music
  • The Syncopated Clock, Leroy Anderson, Belwin
  • Their Blossoms Down, Samuel Hazo, Boosey & Hawkes
  • The Trail of Dreams, Robert W. Smith, Belwin
  • Trombone Blues, Fred Jewell, Andrew Glover, C. L. Barnhouse

  

  
  
• New Horizons Music Camp at Chautauqua, New York, October 2007

  
  Band 1
  Marcia Bornhurst Parkes

  • “Heart and Soul”, arr. Eric Osterling, Hal Leonard, 1995
  • “Birth of the Blues”, Henderson, arr. Osterling, 1967
  • “You're A Grand Old Flag”, Cohan, arr. Mike Story, Belwin Mills, 1991
  • “Saxomatic”, Andy Clark, Hal Leonard, 1988
  • “I Whistle a Happy Tune”, arr. Moss, Hal Leonard, 2002
  • “British Masters Suite”, arr. John Moss, Hal Leonard, 20
  • “Eagle Mountain”, Robert Sheldon, Barnhouse, 1990

  Kate Levy

  • Barn Dance Saturday Night by La Plante
  • Jeanie, arr. Kinyon
  • Chant & Ceremony by Mark Williams
  • Simple Song by Hultgren
  • Night Train, arr. Osterling
  • Georgia on My Mind, arr. Osterling

  Band 2
  Stephen Millard

  • Abide With Me/arr. Dawson/Arrangers Pub Co/Pepper #10016000
  • Ashokan Farewell/arr. Custer/Alfred Pub Co/Pepper #2388239
  • Patriot, The/John Williams arr. Moss/Hal Leonard/Pepper #2452480
  • Royal Welch Fusiliers March/Sousa arr. Gore/Harold Gore Pub Co/Pepper #2470327
  • Sheherazade (The Sea & Sinbad's Ship)/Rimsky-Korsakov/trans. Bocook/Hal Leonard/Pepper #10015775
  • Woodwind Marmalade/arr. Clark/Barnhouse/Pepper #2481442

  Patti Kroth

  • With Quiet Courage - Daehn
  • Dolce and Dance - Fagan
  • Antigua Bay - Huckeby
  • The Red Balloon - McGinty
  • Yorkshire Ballad - James Barnes

  Debbie Rohwer

  • Cumberland Cross by Carl Strommen
  • Americana Folk Suite by Barry Kopetz
  • Two Hebrew Folk Songs arr. by Norman Ward
  • Two Grieg Songs arr. by Andrew Balent
  • Three Folk Blues Miniatures by William Rhoads
  • Brazilian Folk Dance Suite arr. by William Rhoads

  Laura Joss

  • Big Band Superhits - Murtha
  • Swing-a-ma-gig - Adams
  • Flight of Valor - Swearingen
  • Shenandoah - Sheldon
  • Chorale and Jubiloso - Barnes
  • Sourwood Suite - Spears
  • With Respect - Martin

  Band 3
  Joe Labuta

  • Prairie Dances, Holsinger
  • La Peri Fanfare (Very short duration), Dukas, arr. Longfield
  • Prelude and Fugue in F Minor, Bach, arr. Moehlmann
  • The Magnificent Seven, Bernstein, arr. Phillippe
  • Salvation Is Created Glinka, Tschesnokoff, arr. Houseknecht
  • Russlan and Ludmilla, arr. Henning

  Peter Perret

  • With Ever Grateful Hearts, Erik Morales
  • Rienzi Overture, Wagner
  • Murph's March, Ron Follas
  • American River Songs by Pierre Laplante
  • Vaughan Williams Folk Song Suite
  • Appalachian Folk Song Suite by William G. Harbinson

  Mike Schwalm

  • Tribute – Mark Camphouse
  • Armenian Dances #1 – A. Reed
  • Kentucky Sunrise – K. King
  • Alleluia – R. Thompson, Buckley
  • Porgy and Bess – Gershwin, Bennett
  • Shepherds Hey – Grainger, M. Rogers

  Glenn Shull

  • American Overture For Band – Joseph Wilcox Jenkins
  • Ode To Greensleeves – arr. Richard Saucedo
  • Ivanhoe – Elliot Del Borgo
  • Overture For Winds – Charles Carter
  • Garden of the Gods – Rick Kirby
  • Washington Post – Sousa/Brion & Schissel

  Orchestra
  Nancy Strelau

  • The Magnificent Seven
  • Waltzing Cat
  • Dvorak 9 – 4th mvt (arr.)
  • Barber of Seville (arr. Meyer)
  • Symphonic Tribute, Pettersen

  Sue Bechler

  • Dance of the Clowns – Mendelssohn/Mayes
  • At the Court of Maria Theresa, (7 Dances from “Don Juan”) – Gluck/Kahn nos. 3, 4 & 5
  • Finlandia – Sibelius/Meyer

  

  
  
• New Horizons Music Camp at Interlochen, Michigan, August 2007

  
  Jazz Lab “Pops” Band
  Bob Martin, Director

  • Big Band Superhits, arr. Paul Murtha
  • Bright Lights on Broadway, arr. John Higgins
  • Chicago (Selections from), arr. Ted Ricketts
  • Duke Ellington In Concert, arr. Paul Murtha
  • Oliver, arr. Norman Leyden
  • Satchmo, arr. Ted Ricketts
  • Tribute to Count Basie, arr. John Moss
  • West Side Story (Highlights from), arr. Ted Ingram

  Advanced Jazz Band
  Bob Martin, Director

  • Another Shade of Blue, Dick Fenno
  • Back in You Own Back Yard, arr. Johnny Warrington
  • Blues in the Closet, arr. Dave Mills
  • Cute, Neal Hefti
  • Days of Wine and Roses*, arr. Nat Pierce
  • Entertainer, arr. Tom Davis
  • God Bless the Child, arr. Sammy Nestico
  • I Remember Basie, Dick Fenno
  • Johnson Rag, arr. Dave Wolpe
  • Lil’ Darlin, Neal Hefti
  • Little Girl Blue, arr. Johnny Warrington
  • Memories of You*, arr. Johnny Keating
  • My Blue Heaven*, arr. Johnny Keating
  • Never on Sunday, arr. Quincy Jones
  • Now Hear This, Marshall Brown
  • On Broadway, arr. John Higgins
  • Quiet Nights of Quiet Stars, arr. Mark Taylor
  • Safety Net Blues, Dave Barduhn
  • Sam’s Boogie, Sammy Nestico
  • Satin Dall, arr. Dave Wolpe
  • Side By Side, arr. Dave Grusin
  • Southern Fried*, arr. Johnny Warrington
  • Splanky, Neal Hefti, arr. Sammy Nestico
  • Splish Splash, arr. Dave Wolpe (Six Brass)
  • String of Pearls*, Jerry Gray
  • Take the A Train, arr. Dave Wolpe
  • Teddy the Toad, Neal Hefti
  • The Opener, Carl Strommen
  • Valse a la Jazz, Rusty Dedrick
  • Where or When*, Les Elgart

  * Edited by Bob Martin

  

  
  
• Iowa Summer Music Camps Adult Band, June 2007

  
  Concert Program

  • Abracadabra*, Frank Ticheli, Manhattan Beach
  • American Tapestry, Johnnie Vinson, Hal Leonard
  • Blessed are They, Johannes Brahms, Barbara Buehlman, Ludwig Music
  • Dixieland Encore, John Edmondson, Queenwood
  • Hungarian Dance No. 5, Johannes Brahms, Robert Longfield, C. L. Barnhouse
  • Legend of Zorro*, James Horner, Michael Brown, Hal Leonard
  • Nemu-Susato*, Jan Van der Roost, de Haske
  • No Shade so Rare, G. F. Handel
  • Old American Songs*, Aaron Copland, Bruce Moss, Hal Leonard
  • Prairie Schooner, Bruce Preuninger, Alfred
  • Radetzky March, Johannes Strauss, Alfred Reed, C. L. Barnhouse
  • Rhythm Stand*, Jennifer Higdon, Hal Leonard
  • Sine Nomine, Ralph Vaughn Williams – Earl Rosenberg, Bruce Houseknecht, Carl Fischer
  • A Sunrise Impression, Jacob de Haan, de Haske
  • Thunder & Lightning Polka, Johannes Strauss, Alfred Reed, C. L. Barnhouse
  • TM Blues, Frank Bencriscutto, Hal Leonard
  • To a Distant Place, Carl Strommen, Belwin
  • Under the Double Eagle, Josef Franz Wagner, Andrew Glover, C. L. Barnhouse
  • A Walking Tune, Percy Grainger, Carl Simpson, Master Music Pub.

  * Performed on final concert

  

  
  
• Iowa Summer Music Camps Adult Band, June 2006

  
  Concert Program

  • Amazing Grace – Frank Ticheli
  • Ammerland – Jan Van der Roost
  • The Earl of Oxford’s March – William Byrd/ Mark Williams
  • Flourish for Wind Band – Ralph Vaughn Williams
  • Frolic for Trombones – Reginald Heath/ Rodney Bashford
  • Gentle Annie – Stephen Foster/ Loras Schissel
  • Henry Mancini at the Oscars – Henry Mancini/ Jack Bullock
  • Marchissimo – Phillip Sparke
  • On Angel Wings – Ed Huckeby
  • The Peanut Vendor (El Manisero) – Moises Simon/ John Moss
  • Prelude and Fugue in C Minor – J. S. Bach/ Volz & Sladek
  • Rhapsody on the Minstrel Boy – arr. Robert Farnon
  • Rites of Tamburo – Robert W. Smith
  • Salute to the Colors – Anthony/King/Glover
  • Spoon River – Percy Grainger/ Robert Sheldon
  • St. Louis Blues – W. C. Handy/ Henderson & Brown
  • With Quiet Courage – Larry Daehn

  

  
  
• Cambria Pines Band Camp, May 2006

  
  Roy Ernst, Director

  • Adagio, Albinoni, arr. Jacob de Hann
  • Carrollton March, Karl King, arr. Rogers
  • Emperor Waltz, Johann Strauss, Jr., arr. Jack Bullock
  • New Horizons Overture, Jim Mahaffey
  • Selections from Mary Poppins, arr. Ted Ricketts
  • Woodwind Marmalade, arr. Andy Clark

  Vic Jowders, Director

  • Danny Boy, arr. Barker
  • Clear Track Polka, arr. Alfred Reed
  • Great Gate of Kiev, arr. Story
  • March of the Belgian Parachutists, arr. Bourgeois
  • My Fair Lady, arr. Moss

  Lew Sbrana, Director

  • Chant and Jubilo, W. Frances McBeth
  • Hymn for Band, Hugh Stuart
  • Tenth Regiment March, R. B. Hall
  • Wade in the Water, Stephen Bulla
  • The Walking Frog, Karl King, arr. Foster

  J. B. Vander Ark, Director

  • Crystal Star Concert March, Eric Osterling
  • Excursion in Five/Four, Paul Yoder
  • Festivity, Stephen Bulla
  • Flight of Valor, James Swearingen
  • In Their Honor, Carl Strommen

  

  
  
• Olympia, Washington Band Camp, July 2005

  
  Vic Jowders, Conductor

  • America the Beautiful (Dragon)
  • Broadway One-Step (arr. Paynter)
  • Carmen (arr. Curnow)
  • Irish Tune from County Derry (edited Rogers)
  • Music from West Side Story (arr. Sweeney)

  Sue Steiger, Conductor

  • Big Band Tribute (John Wasson)
  • Cheerio March (Goldman, arr. Vinson)
  • Highland Echoes (Dahehn)
  • Orpheus Overture (arr. Balent)
  • Phantom of the Opera Medley (Vinson)
  • Prairie Dances (Holsinger)

  Van Vander Ark, Conductor

  • Ammerland (Haan)
  • Carnaval in Sao Paulo (Barnes)
  • Our Director (arr. Swearingen)
  • Voodoo Interlude (Davis)
  • When Summer Takes Flight (Smith)

  Peter Ziegler, Conductor

  • Ascentium (Ed Huckeby)
  • English Country Settings (Pierre LaPlante)
  • Gilbert & Sullivan: Symphonic Suite (arr. Ted Ricket)
  • Music of the Beatles (arr. Michael Sweeney)
  • Song of the Hebrides (Larry Daehn)

  

  
  
• Iowa Summer Music Camps Adult Band, June 2005

  
  Concert Program

  • Cajun Cookin’ - Bruce Pearson
  • Canticle - Douglas Wagner
  • Caravan - Duke Ellington/Richard Saucedo
  • Choral Fantasy on “Schlafes Bruder” - J. S. Bach/Roland Kernen
  • Chorale and Fugue - Charles Carter
  • Clarinets in the Night - Mark Williams
  • España Cañi - Pascual Marguina/John Moss
  • Freedom - Michael W. Smith/Jay Bocook
  • I’ve Made My Plans for the Summer - John Philip Sousa/Keith Brion & Loras Schissel
  • Latin Bones - Chuck Kreeb
  • Orion - Jan Van der Roost
  • Pavanne - Morton Gould
  • Prelude and Fugue XXII - J. S. Bach/Chuck Kreeb
  • Prelude and Fugue in G Minor - J. S. Bach/Roland Moehlmann
  • Rollo Takes a Walk - David Maslanka
  • St. Florian Choral - Thomas Doss
  • The Peanut Vendor (El Manisero) - Moises Simon/John Moss
  • Tribute to Grainger, A - Percy Grainger/Chalon Ragsdale
  • Wondrous Love - Chuck Kreeb

  

  
  
• University of Dayton Band Camp, May 2005

  
  Concert Program

  The University of Dayton NHB had a very successful band camp from May 22-25, 2005. Dr. Scott Emmons from the University of Wisconsin/Milwaukee and Laura Joss from Baldwin Wallace University, director of the BWNHB, shared the conducting duties with Dr. Linda Hartley, director of the UDNHB. The highlights of the camp were performances by a brass quintet, a woodwind quintet and a clarinet quartet with percussion from the U.S. Air Force Band of Flight, stationed at Wright Patterson Air Force Base. Following their hour long performance, the Air Force musicians gave master classes to the campers. In the evening at our closing concert they joined our NH Band and very happily played along with us, sight reading the music we had struggled with for three days!

  • Big Band Signature--Higgins
  • Fever--arr.Higgins
  • King Cotton--Sousa
  • Korean Folk Song Medley--Ployhar
  • Ashokan Farewell--Jay Unger
  • Into The Storm--R.W. Smith
  • Prairie Songs--LaPlante
  • With Quiet Courage--Daehn
  • Plus a number from each of the Air Force groups

  

  
  
• New Horizons Camp at Unicoi, Georgia, April 2005

  
  Advanced Concert Band

  • Amparito Roca - Jaime Texidor
  • Chorale and Capriccio - Caesar Giovannini
  • Fanfare & Hymn Of Brotherhood - Jay Bocook
  • Toccata - Girolamo Frescobaldi/Slocum
  • Thanks For The Memory - arr. Ted Ricketts
  • New Horizons March - Jud Goodrich, Jack Hossfeld & Tom Hitchcock
  • Chorale - J.S. Bach/ Boyd McKeown
  • Third Suite - Robert Jager
  • Elsa's Procession to the Cathedral - Wagner/Calliet
  • The January February March - Don Gillis
  • Rhosymedra - Ralph Vaughan Williams/Walter Beeler
  • Porgy and Bess Medley - arr. Bob Lowden
  • Repercussion - Robert Pearson

  Intermediate Concert Band

  • The Happy Hungarian - arr. David Shaffer
  • Island Drift - Victor Lopez
  • Celebration - Walter Mead
  • All The Pretty Little Horses - arr. Anne McGinty
  • Thunder Bay March - John O'Reilly
  • Silver Creek - David Gorham
  • Themes Like Old Times III - arr. Warren Barker
  • Cartoon Carnival - arr. Jack Bullock
  • Cake Walk For Band - Eric Osterling
  • To A New Beginning - James Swearingen
  • Dancin' On The Bayou - Ralph Ford

  “Pops” Orchestra

  • Fiddler On The Roof - arr. Felton Rapley
  • The Lover's Waltz - arr. Andrew Dabczynski
  • Caravan - arr. James Ployhar
  • Chariots Of Fire - Vangelis/Jim Riley
  • Chorale and Minuet - Joseph Haydn/Phillip Gordon
  • Dvorak's Fifth Symphony (New World- fourth Mvt.) arr. Vernon Leidig
  • Fiddles On Fire - Mark Williams
  • Hymn of Freedom - Brahms/Maurice Gardner
  • Knock On Wood - John Edmondson/Shirley Mullins
  • Love Theme From Oliver's Story - Francis Lai/John Whitney
  • Suite (Pilgrims' Chorus, Evening Star, Grand March) - Wagner/Merle J. Isaac
  • Russian Folk Fantasy - arr. Anne McGinty/Shirley Mullins
  • Sea Song Trilogy - arr. Anne McGinty/Shirley Mullins
  • Satchmo! - arr. Ted Ricketts

  

  
  
• New Horizons Music Camp at Chautauqua, New York, September 2004

  
  Beginning Band
  Roy Ernst and Wally Mead, Conductors

  • “Birth of the Blues” by Ray Henderson, arr. Eric Osterling
  • “Carolina in the Morning” by Walter Donaldson, arr. Eric Osterling
  • “Georgia on My Mind” by Hoagy Carmichael, arr. Eric Osterling
  • “The High School Cadets” by Sousa, arr. Ralph Ford
  • “Meadowlands” - Russian Folk Song, arr. James MacBeth

  Pat Dempsey, Conductor

  • “Korean Folk Song Medley”, arr. by James D. Playhar, Belwin
  • “Theme from Dvorak's New World Symphony”, Alfred Publishing
  • “Strike Up the Band”, George Gershwin, arr. Andrew Balent, Warner
  • “William Tell Overture”, Rossini arr. Andrew Balent, Carl Fischer
  • “William Byrd Portrait”, William Byrd arr. by Johnnie Vinson, Hal Leonard
  • “Timberline March”, Steve Hodges, Alfred Publishing Co.

  Sally Bowers, Conductor

  • “Success”, Harold Bennett, arr. Larry Clark, Carl Fischer
  • “Overture on a Shaker Tune”, John Higgins, Hal Leonard Corporation Basic Band Series II
  • “Yorkshire Ballad”, James Barnes, Southern Music Company
  • “Ashokan Farewell”, Jay Ungar, arr. Calvin Custer, Warner Brothers

  Intermediate Band
  Ed Nuccio, Conductor

  • “Royal Crescent March”, Geisler
  • “Medieval Tapestry”, arr. Singleton
  • “Heroes for Freedom”, Pekas
  • “Circus Scenes”, Moore (3 Mov'ts)

  Bob Martin, Conductor

  • “Bandology March”, Osterling
  • “Victory at Sea”, Rodgers/Moss
  • “South Pacific Highlights”, Rodgers/Lang
  • “Alexander's Ragtime Band”, Berlin/Murtha

  John Morgan, Conductor

  • “Procession of the Nobles” by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, arr. by Andrew Balent, Carl Fischer
  • “Overture on a Shaker Tune” by John Higgins, Jenson Publications
  • “Marche Militaire” by Franz Schubert, arr. by Fred M. Hubbell, Carl Fischer
  • “Tribute and Triumph” by David Shaffer, C.L. Barnhouse Company

  Advanced Band
  Nancy Summers-Meeusen, Conductor

  • “The Lion King”, by Elton John, arr. by John Higgins, Hal Leonard Publication
  • “Sleep” by Eric Whitacre, Hall Leonard Publication
  • “Russian Christmas Music” by Alfred Reed, arr. by James Curnow, Jenson Publications
  • “Canticle of Joy” by Dale Grotenhuis, Original composition/unpublished

  Ed Mizma, Conductor

  • “Twentiana”, a montage of songs from the 1920s, arr. Hawley Ades
  • “Pavane for a Dead Princess”, Maurice Ravel arr. Anne McGinty
  • “Carmen Suite”, Bizet, arr. Jack Bullock
  • “Barnum and Bailey’s Favorite March”, Karl King, arr. Glenn Bainum

  Roy Ernst, Conductor

  • “Tuba Tiger Rag”, arr. Luther Henderson, band adaptation by David Marshall, Hal Leonard Corporation
  • “Danse Bachanale” from Samson and Delilah, Saint-Saens, arr. Jay Bocook, Hal Leonard Corporation
  • “Adagio”, Tomaso Albinoni, arr. Jacob de Hann, Dehaske
  • “Chautauqua”, Robert W. Smith, Belwin

  

  
  
• Iowa Summer Music Camps Adult Band, June 2004

  
  Concert Program

  • Army of the Nile - Alford/Fennell
  • Battle Pavane, The - Margolis, Bob
  • Be Thou My Vision - Gillingham, David
  • Children’s March – Percy Grainger/Douglas Wagner
  • Dreams and Fancies - Broege, Timothy
  • Fiddle Faddle – Leroy Anderson/ Paul Ford
  • Hambone - Larsen, Libby
  • Hello Dolly – Ralph Herman/John Cacavas
  • Joyful Journey, A - Sheldon, Robert
  • Cool is the Valley - Persichetti, Vincent
  • Old Churches - Colgrass, Michael
  • Overture on a Minstrel Tune - LaPlante, Pierre
  • Parade of the Wooden Soldiers - Gorb, Adam
  • Phantom of the Opera Medley – Andrew Lloyd-Webber/Jonnie Vinson
  • Prelude & Fugue in D Minor – J.S. Bach/Roland Moehlmann
  • Prelude & Rondo - Holsinger, David
  • Saint Thomas – Sonny Rollins/Brown
  • Suo Gan - Curnow, Jim
  • Teddy Trombone - Fillmore/de Meij
  • That Newport Rag - Goodman, Steven

  

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